Sentence examples for rather than proposing from inspiring English sources

Echoing others, he argues that the party "takes comfort in attacking rather than proposing positive solutions".

But rather than proposing restrictions on, say, importing American films, the authors propose allowing governments to take positive action to boost the production of their local fare.

Since then, rather than proposing reform that commands consensus, David Cameron's Tory-led Government has attempted to force through right-wing policies for which they have no mandate.

Rather than proposing matches based solely on the results of questionnaires and personality tests, sites such as ScientificMatch and GenePartner are experimenting with "scientific" matching methods.

Rather than proposing unpopular spending cuts, Republicans would push through popular tax cuts, with the deliberate intention of worsening the government's fiscal position.

Rather than proposing architects for specific commissions, we often sponsor design competitions for such important projects as Times Square, the West Side waterfront and Columbus Circle.

So maybe rather than propose new theories, we should spend our money gathering better information".

But rather than propose a way to bridge those divides, the president seemed to punt.

Rather than propose ways to shrink these companies and the risks they pose, the Geithner plan argues instead for enhanced regulatory oversight of the behemoths.

George W. Bush, the president-elect, now seems certain to inherit all of those disputes when he takes office in January, as both sides appeared to dig in rather than propose compromises.

For example, Mr. Obama's proposals to invest in energy alternatives and advanced "green" technologies will most likely be part of the package, rather than proposed later in his administration.